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Ky. Cir. Ct. Clerks' Manual AFFIDAVITS

AFFIDAVITS

activein force · 2025-06-27 – presentact-effective-date

2 AFFIDAVITS

CR 43.13, KRS 30A.070

 An affidavit is a written statement or declaration sworn to or affirmed before an officer per CR

43.13.

 Clerks may take any affidavit requested or permitted in the progress of a proceeding in his/her

court. KRS 30A.070.

 A clerk is not a notary public by virtue of the office but rather has a limited authorization to

administer oaths and certify court forms or other court-related documents.

1. Upon the receipt of an affidavit have the affiant swear or affirm the truth of his/her

statement and sign the affidavit in your presence.

2. Certify and sign following the affiant's signature.

NOTE: You do not need to be a notary public to certify court documents. Your clerk's oath

serves that purpose. To certify non-court documents (outside the duties of the clerk's

office), you need to become a notary public.

Provenance

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www.kycourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
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